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Detectorists on the Detectorists What happens when real metal detectorists watch the greatest TV show ever made about metal detecting? Detectorists on the detectorists brings together some of the UK detecting community's most beloved voices to do exactly that. Watch, rewatch, and lovingly dissect the BAFTA-winning BBC series Detectorists, episode by episode. Hosted by Katie from the Detecting History Podcast, each episode features a guest presenter from the real-world detecting community sharing their take on the show that captured the heart and soul of the hobby like nothing before or since. Featuring guest presenters Emma (Instagram: @emloveoldstuff), Ross (Instagram: @detectorosst), Karl (Instagram: @thementaldetector), and Ellie (Instagram: @miss_detectorist and YouTube: Miss Detectorist). Whether you're a detectorist who sees yourself in every scene, or a fan of the show curious about the real community behind it, this is the podcast for you. Part rewatch pod. Part love letter to the hobby. If you enjoy this show, come and find us over on the Detecting History Podcast for interviews, finds, and the history behind the hobby. Available on all major platforms and on YouTube at Detecting History. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The finale of The Detectorists on the Detectorists. All four guests are together for the first time: Emma (@emloveoldstuff), Ellie (@miss_detectorist, Miss Detectorist on YouTube), and Ross (@detectorosst) join host Kati
Show notesSeries 3, Episode 6 of the BAFTA-winning BBC comedy drama Detectorists, written and directed by Mackenzie Crook. Host Katie and guest Ellie(@miss_detectorist, Miss Detectorist on YouTube) review the series finale, and it
Show notesSeries 3, Episode 5 of the BAFTA-winning BBC comedy drama Detectorists, written and directed by Mackenzie Crook. Host Katie and guest Emma Youell (@emloveoldstuff) review the penultimate episode of series three. Art and
Show notesSeries 3, Episode 4 of the BAFTA-winning BBC comedy drama Detectorists, written and directed by Mackenzie Crook. Host Katie and guest Ross Carpenter (@detectorosst) review an episode that earns its place as one of the be
Show notesThe BAFTA-winning BBC comedy drama Detectorists, written and directed by Mackenzie Crook, opens its third episode of series three with Lance detecting in warm sunshine alongside Linda Lusardi. It is, of course, a dream.
Show notesSeries three of the BAFTA-winning BBC comedy drama Detectorists, written and directed by Mackenzie Crook, is already building its tension quietly and well. This episode opens with the magpies watching from above as Lance
Show notesIt doesn't appear in the transcript -- no episode title is mentioned. So I'll use a custom title. Based on our earlier discussion I'm going with Druids, Romans and a Scaffolding Clamp as it's Lance's best line and the pe
Show notesLance is alone in the British Museum, standing in front of a glass case. The label reads late Saxon gold, finder: Lance Stater. He asks a passing stranger to take his photo with his old SLR camera. Before he can tell the
Show notesLance finds a ring pull. Possibly Quattro. Andy has Stanley in the papoose. It is a gentle opening to a series finale that earns everything it is about to do. Your host Katie is joined by Emma (Instagram: @emloveoldstuff
Show notesA trampoline is rolling down a hill towards two men who are trying to detect in a gale. Bishop drives past and asks if there's a child in it. He says potentially. Your host Katie is joined by Ross (Instagram: @detectoros
Show notesLance and Andy are at a Little Chef watching a man on the news who found 350 Roman coins worth over a million pounds on his second time out. Lance has one word for this. The episode gets more emotional from there. Your h
Show notesRussell and Hugh are in a car park after dark, looking for a ceremonial chain in the bushes. Then the headlights appear behind them. Hugh is not going to be the same again. Your host Katie is joined by Emma (Instagram: @
Show notesSomeone has gone into Bob Cromer's coffin looking for his best finds. Lance still hasn't done the gold dance. And a new character called Peter is already making enemies. Your host Katie is joined by Ross (Instagram: @det
Show notesSeries 2 opens in AD 1066. A priest is running. Norman horsemen are coming. And something very important is about to be buried next to a standing stone that, a thousand years later, will be lying on its side looking like
Show notesA Shandy Bass ring pull. A Power Rangers detector. A ship burial hiding in plain sight. Series one ends exactly as it should. Your host Katie is joined by Karl (Instagram: @thementaldetector) and Emma (Instagram: @emlove
Show notesA seagull, a lottery win, 150 camo fleeces, and the line that sums up this hobby better than anything ever written. Episode five is one of the best. Your host Katie is joined by Karl (Instagram: @thementaldetector) and R
Show notesTerry survived. Andy is in serious trouble. And somewhere on Bishop's land there is now a gold coin that Lance knows absolutely nothing about. Your host Katie is joined by Karl (Instagram: @thementaldetector) and Ellie (
Show notesA Jim'll Fix It badge, Sheila's fresh lemonade, and the most iconic pub moment in the entire series. Episode three does not hold back. Your host Katie is joined by Karl (Instagram: @thementaldetector) and Emma (Instagram
Show notesThe matchbox cars keep coming. The Antiquity Searchers make their proper entrance. And Lawrence Bishop produces a small box from the paddock that stops everyone in their tracks. Your host Katie is joined by Karl (Instagr
Show notesSeries 1 opens in a freshly ploughed field in Framlingham, Suffolk, the real filming location for the fictional village of Danesbury. Lance is detecting. His swing technique leaves something to be desired. His first find
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